Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-29

FISHERIES.
The Troubled Question Con-
sidered at London.
Minister Phelps Confers
With Salisbury.
Preparing to Fxpel the
Sheriff from the Is
land Of Achill.
a Risai Secretary Canses . Panle-
Germany wan as ence Ereca mar.
rneks-Germanys ReFelxn Ne
lafisas-rhe Rspe WA
Essne . letter oa Ae-
eouas ef ne Ne
Glyun AEalr.
The canaainn Fishery Qnestien as
Ean&oa.
LoNDox. Jan. 28.-The subisot Of khs
dispute between the United STATES ana
Great Britain IN regard 90 tie Canadian
hshsries was hEoaRhl up In ths House os
ommons this afternoon. Sir Jaucs
Fsfgus0n. the Parliamentary Secretary
Of Foreign Affairs. IN answer 10 inquf.
Fies, said that be bad beea eonfarFlnR
with The 0oFernmout OF ths unitod
States on the question. Tha Canadian
fisheries, hs said, wers valuable and
the QoveFumeut had followed the policy
conoerninR them whioh hsd been
adopted by the preceding Qovernmente.
and would maintain the rights OF the
colonists. The goFernmeni uas unable
nf present 20 nazTafe the whole course
Of the negotiations with the United
States. bat be would state that q dis-
patch had been received which vas Of q
paei6o character and Afforded material
grounds for The hope Of q fiaal asttlo-
ment Of the diRpute. United States
Miaister Phelps bad Q serious confer
enoe with Salisbury today, at she Pre-.
mieT,s request, 10 discuss the Canadian
fisheries question. The conferencs vas
mosi cordial on both sides. Salisbury
expressed himself as gFatlfed at TIE
general tone Of the American pooplo In
she dispute, and be assured Phelps that
England and Canada we're equally de-
sir0us Of an amioable adjustment Of the
whole case.
PrepaFfng e Rxpe1 the sheEin.
DUBLIN, Jan. 8.-Ths people Of Aehill
Island, Oh ooanty Mayo. are preparing
10 expel the sherih. Who is on bis way
there 70 execute atty eieotment wriis. |
TIE people are watching dAy and night |
for bis advent and have arranged 20 |
give notice Of his approach II at night |
by means Of hres and rockets. Fifty |
II executed, will pat IN the |
road about ell the islanders Who at pre- |
sent have decent shelter. The people |
Of che island are extremely poor and |
nearly ell were supported during the /
whole Of last winter and spring through /
eharikAble contributions raised and dis /
lFibsted By the New York San The
last series Of eviciiens at Glenbsigh |
Oounty commences today.
A Rival secretary Caused . Panic.
LONDON. Jan 2s.-The secretary ct |
lhe Hebrew Dramatic Club, which vas
giving an entertainment il the ball II |
Spitalhelds, In which q panio occurred /
On January f8, resulting IN the loss Of q
Number OF lives, has testified tat the
panic vas caused By the action Of q
secretary Of q rival club.
wEii n 9nee Erecs barracks
LoSDoa, Jan. 2s.-Gernany has made
10 erect barracks af vari-
Gus points along the French frontier, at
onoe.
GeFmany's Fereign Relations.
BEnLrN, Jan. 2.--As the court recep-
lion today. Emperor William Informed
the assembled ofEiesrs tsat 1900 men,
reserves, woald be called ouf immedi
ately and be drilled In The use Of the
new repeating rifle. This announce
ment, taken tn conjunction With the re-
puted words Of Grown Prince Frederick
situation was kttll serious, FenoWs pub
lie alarm.
Advioes from Vienna say that the is
sue is expected Of an official order pro-
hibItinQ the expectation Of horses from
Hungary. Il is feared that the
closing OF the German market 10 foreign
buyers may result in an excessive drain
upon the markets.
The Frankfort Gazette has dispatch
from Rome saying that the Vatioan is
surprised at the assertions Of the Prus-
sian Government relative 20 the atii-
tade Of the Pops. Prince Bismarck,
the dispatch says, promised the Pope q
complete abroQation Of the many laws
IN refnFn fer the Vatiean's influencing
the Center party 70 vote for the Sepien-
nate. To this proposition the Pope re-
spondsd that be was unable 70 inter
ceds, but that he had caused the leaders
Of the Catholics 10 knou that be woaId
be pleased II members Of the Center
could vote for the 4sptennats consist
emily With shsir political duty.
The Pspe and Faaher MeGlynn.
RoMK, Jan. 2s.--It is expesssd shat e.
q result Of the McGlynn aaaiF. The
Pope will address an enSyellcai letter 70
The Catholics Of Americs on The atti-
tade Of Cathoiicism TO the Fising iide
Of demosFaoy3
eegions Rloeds IN oueenslnnd.
BHrsnknK tAussfalIa). Jan. 26.-6eri-
ous foods have occsFred IN SoutbeEn
Qaesnsland. Fifiy-sixht persons wefe
drowned.